I have some questions and I hope some of you can help me:
Do any of you hurt all the time? If you hurt sometimes do the pains move like from top of leg to bottom, or one side to another?
Do the pains last hours? weeks? days?
The same for the tiredness, lethargy?
Do the pains and tiredness always occur together? Is there ever one without the other? Or one before the other? Is there a pattern?
Are these flares?

Do any of you hurt all the time?

Sometimes (comes and goes)

If you hurt sometimes do the pains move like from top of leg to bottom, or one side to another?

I have bi-lateral leg pain. My pain does not move around but encompasses both legs top to bottom.

Do the pains last hours? weeks? days?

Yes to all three.

The same for the tiredness, lethargy?

Sometimes (comes and goes)

Do the pains and tiredness always occur together?

No

Is there ever one without the other?

Yes.

Is there a pattern?

No

Are these flares?

An exacerbation (attack, flare-up, attack) is defined as a worsening of old symptoms and/or the appearance of new symptoms lasting more than 24 hours continuously. Exacerbations are caused by inflammation of the Central Nervous System(CNS). Exacerbations can last weeks to months.

Having pain and fatigue can simply be part of living with MS.

Information about Exacerbations:
http://www.nationalmssociety.org/abo...ons/index.aspx

Same answers as Snoopy, except my body hurts all of the time somewhere; mostly the legs from MS and in the joints from something else ?

With love, Erika

Hi Ami. I have had all of the symptoms that you mention, at one time or
another, over the 50 yrs I've been infected with MS. Some at different times
apart, and some together. I don't have regular flares anymore, but flares are
stronger, usually, and as Snoopy
says, includes old and some new symptoms. You usually have no doubt,
when you are having an exacerbation.

When in doubt, go to ER or call Neuro/Doc, to see what he thinks or suggests.

Feel better soon.

My pain is pretty well from my neuropathy in my legs and feet. Pains and needles, hot or cold or both at the same time. Night time is the only time it really bothers me and my meds control that pretty good.

i have almost constant pain in my legs from spasticity. I also have fibromyalgia, which is a different type of pain.
The fatigue usually comes from the body fighting the tightness, at least for me. It takes a lot out of a body to slog through wet concrete, as it feels for me when my spasms are bad